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by thanhhaimai 2y ago
> The orthography may be inconsistently phonetic, as is the case with English spelling, or highly consistent, such as the Korean Hangul system. No writing system is perfectly phonetic. But phonetic systems enable the native speaker, with
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by thanhhaimai 2y ago
These are a lot of extraordinary claims. I would love to learn more about the evidence and what make you think this way. There are many successful companies that built scalable services with golang, so the burden of proof for the above clai
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SpaceVim GitHub(github.com)
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Kansas Experiment(en.wikipedia.org)
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by thanhhaimai 3y ago
> There is a lot of jargon and you do have to sit down and learn how things work, but once you do, deep learning is fairly simple. This is my realization too. I think ML for SWE courses should focus on "translation" first. Like
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by thanhhaimai 3y ago
> but also need to test the rules and see if they are really as important as everyone says. Thank you. Then I don't quite agree with the article on this. I don't need to "test the rules" myself to see if they are read
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by thanhhaimai 3y ago
> Along a similar line, I’ve heard it say that if you consider yourself a peaceful person but are not actually capable of great violence, then are you actually peaceful or simply harmless? Why not both peaceful and harmless (for the mome
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by thanhhaimai 3y ago
I tried reading this, but for some reason I can't connect with it. The ideas that the author wrote seems very foreign to me (born and raised in Asia). For example, this doesn't ring a bell : > You thought that doing this – taki
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by thanhhaimai 3y ago
Layoff should be done with a large cut, but one round. If done right, it gives people the motivation to turn things around. Multiple rounds of layoff in a short amount of time (multiple rounds per year for example) gives the signal that the
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by thanhhaimai 3y ago
> in which case either the device is placed in "child safe" mode, or printed instructions are directly provided giving instructions to do such It's not hard to imagine a jailbreak showing up shortly to defeat it. Even Appl
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by thanhhaimai 3y ago
> In the tax filing years 2020 and 2021, the average gross income of taxpayers who had moved from California to another state was about $137,000 Let's assume it's $150k for 2023 (high) > What’s different is that in each of t
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by thanhhaimai 3y ago
Tagging along: https://hunar4321.github.io/particle-life/particle_life.html... This one is really fun for me. It has a lot of actions and good shapes.
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by thanhhaimai 3y ago
If your whole computer life is using Safari or clicking apps, then yes, you might not ever see a "file".
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by thanhhaimai 3y ago
I don't understand this viewpoint. There are plenty of us who find YouTube useful and willing to pay for the service. I'm not as sure as you are that an exodus will happen.
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by thanhhaimai 3y ago
The U in UBI stands for Universal. Everyone gets the exact flat amount, unconditional. That means there is much less administrative cost (don't need to verify that people belong to certain income brackets for example). Overall, the the
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by thanhhaimai 3y ago
Just curious, have you tried a more uncommon paragraph? Could it be the case that the model simply learned the poem due to it being in the training set?
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by thanhhaimai 3y ago
When I was at Berkeley, the mean GPA was B- (around 2.7). It's unexpected to see 3.7 as the mean GPA in other universities. That's a whole grade point higher. What would be some good data sources to find out this dataset for other
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by thanhhaimai 3y ago
I paid for YT Premium for my whole family. It's the only subscription I paid for that I felt totally worth it. Our usage didn't change because we don't see ads.
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by thanhhaimai 3y ago
The privileged people in Saigon fleeing the new regime escaped mostly via connection. For example, I know people here who fled on US airplanes/ships. They were educated, and most likely knew some French/English before coming here.
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by thanhhaimai 3y ago
I'm Vietnamese. The Vietnamese people you mentioned who escaped to the US decades ago were refugees. They were escaping a country where bombs were being dropped daily, famines were normal, and literally millions had died due to lack of
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by thanhhaimai 3y ago
I think this opinion is unnecessarily cynical. The people who navigate to school tend to have one or two school per year. They learn the route by heart mostly. Schools are not interchangeable for the one attending them. On the other hand, I
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by thanhhaimai 3y ago
It's clear from the guidelines: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38365934#38368867 Specifically: use the original title, then express your view as a top level comment. If people agree with it, the comment is natura
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by thanhhaimai 3y ago
My bet is actually not on the recent security concern, but more about OpenAI "was not consistenly candid" on how it trained data. Facing the recent lawsuits, that would explain the hasty firing. The security concern is huge, but d
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by thanhhaimai 3y ago
Isn't this the keyword rewrite that had existed for decades? I remember they showing us similar slides during orientation back when I first interned more than a decade ago. The transformation from "kids" to "children&quo
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by thanhhaimai 3y ago
Do we know how much money Epic spent on the legal fights with Apple/Google compared to the rest of their operation expenses?
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All-In Summit: Bill Gurley presents 2,851 Miles [video](youtube.com)
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by thanhhaimai 3y ago
Does CD Project Red use Unity? A quick search shows that they have an in house engine, and switching to Unreal.
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by thanhhaimai 3y ago
I don't think the "too much sugar" crisis in the US is due to people cannot feel there is too much sugar. It's just overly sweet food is the default in so many parts of the US. Ice cream here is much sweeter than in Asia
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by thanhhaimai 3y ago
I used to be a keyboard enthusiasts. I spent a lot of money on various keyboard. Then I got the Kinesis Advantage, and it completely changed me. I have now been typing on the same keyboard for 5+ years. And I probably haven't changed m
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by thanhhaimai 3y ago
This so much. I don't remember that spam calls exist anymore until I read a post someone complaining about getting spam calls. It works so well. I haven't had a false negative in the 3 years of using it. All the people who truly w

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